Troublesome Wilderness Hunting Ranch (Kremmling,
Grand County)
Property Description – Key Points
• 1,763 acres +/- of prime Mule Deer and Elk hunting habitat in GMU 181
• The property is generally situated at an elevation of around 9,000 feet characterized by large groves of aspen and pine intermixed with open meadows.
• Location and elevation on the ranch provide diverse terrain and topography along a smaller ridge that adjoins the Troublesome Wilderness Area(BLM) and Arapahoe National Forest.
• Given limited access into the public land areas to the north and east, public hunting pressure is mostly non-existent in the migration corridor.
• Another large block of private deeded land to the east/southeast insulates this property from public land hunters.
• With game herds moving from the higher elevation National Forest towards winter ground along Wolford Reservoir and around Wolford Mountain, the elongated deeded ranch property holds animals during the hunting seasons providing abundant opportunities for private hunting.
Property Description – Key Points (Cont.)
• An established history of habitat management and enhancements on the property along with limited livestock grazing has enriched the wildlife attributes.
• Plentiful water supply is provided from both natural springs and manmade ponds.
• Access is from two points (deeded access across other private lands to the south and a westerly access through state lands.)
• A modern lodge in the southern portion consisting of 3,048 sf (YB. 2002) provides comfortable accommodations along with a more primitive hunting camp located in the central portion of the property. A 1,020 sf metal barn/shed with pipe corrals is also located near the lodge.
• Considered to be one of the best hunting opportunities available in northern Colorado within a few hours from Denver, between several resort areas such as Winter Park (Fraser), Breckinridge(Silverthorne), Vail, and Steamboat.
• Interactive map: https://id.land/ranching/maps/9db2db109be06d8425064ccbba2ad1f5/s hare/unbranded